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That is likely to make uncomfortable reading for the ECB, which targets price growth of 2%, as it suggests that inflation is increasingly being fuelled by excess demand and is at risk of becoming entrenched.

It criticised the party's complaints process and the report's author, Prof Swaran Singh, said it should make "uncomfortable reading".

Tory MP Charles Walker told the BBC that the report would "make uncomfortable reading", but the "seminal moment" for the PM had been when the police report concluded and he faced no more fines.

Higher gas prices will not force most Americans to make uncomfortable cutbacks on basics, the poll showed.

"Areas of the report make uncomfortable reading and I want to offer my sincere apologies to the families of those killed and injured for the failings identified in this report," he said.